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2 years ago

A car travels at a speed of 300km per hour in 3 hours,what is the distance covered

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Answer= 900km

Explanation:
The standard formula is Speed= Distance/Time

To find Distance, rearrange the formula in terms of distance
Distance= Speed*Time (* means multiplication)

Distance= 300km/h*3h
Distance= 900km

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